Chappelle Sale Confirmed Then Priced At Record Money
Milwaukee finalizes a deal for Out fielder Chappelle after denials. Cash payment of 15000 plus Beall and an unnamed catcher to Milwaukee, valued at about 7000 for Beall. Total price at least 25000 with catcher to be agreed for, subject to club acceptance. Chicago clubs listed with venues and addresses.
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White Sox Home Games at Comiskey Park Schedule
Baseball advertisements list White Sox home dates at Comiskey Park July 16 to 19 against Philadelphia and July 20 to 22, 28, then August games versus Washington, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, Detroit, St. Louis, and Cleveland with remaining dates unspecified.
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Federal League Schedule for Chicago Team at Webster and Sheffield
The Chicago Federal League team plays home games at Webster and Sheffield. Schedule lists series in Cleveland, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Kansas City and back to St. Louis with dates from July through September. Matches span July 16 to September 11 across multiple cities.
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Youngest Major League Manager Joe Birmingham Shines
Joe Birmingham, 27, is lauded as the youngest manager in baseball. He steered Cleveland to a strong finish after taking over late in 1912, then earned the full managerial role this season. A New York state native from Elmira, he rose from the Gloversville Amsterdam Johnstown trio to star in Cleveland's outfield before moving to leadership.
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Giants continue to win and look ahead to stars
The Giants refuse to stop winning as McGraw plans for Jim Thorpe to regular in next season. Tigers’ mortality is noted by AL catchers. Cubs’ Evers may make Archer regular first baseman. Mack signs college players. Morey from Dartmouth joins Tigers. Ty Cobb eyes California barnstorming. Vicx of Pirates impresses. Wagner predicts rising star. Braves praised for fighting spirit. Nap Rucker sold for 500 dollars. Wilson regains batting eye. Snodgrass shines for Giants. Claus stays with Tigers after South Michigan call.
Jones Released to Toledo from White Sox
David Jones, born June 30 1880 in Cambria Wisconsin, played seven years in Detroit outfield and moved through Dixon College nine, Rockford Three Eyes, Milwaukee, St. Louis Browns, Chicago Nationals, Cubs, Minneapolis, and Detroit Tigers before a spring gardener stint. The White Sox released him to Toledo.
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Jackson to be moved to sunless fields for road hits
Cleveland Naps star Joe Jackson hits well at home but struggles on eastern diamonds due to glare. Birmingham notes gun fields affect his eyes and proposes shifting him to sunless road parks to preserve his hitting pace this season.
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Lajoie Praises French Hitters Hardest Hitting Ball In City Tale
Kid Elberfeld recalls a famed lunar punch by a French slugger in Cleveland. The Memory centers on a line drive that struck third baseman Larry Lajoie, who describes the impact, the glove, and the crowd’s reaction, praising the opponent’s power and vowing the opinion to his dying day.
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Grantland Rice backs Larry Lajoie for one World Series at bat
Grantland Rice, speaking as a noncombatant, urges letting Larry Lajoie have a single chance in the World Series after 17 seasons of stardom. He notes Lajoie has never seen a bases loaded, full count moment in a championship series and argues for that appearance.
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Upper and Lower Rossiter Baseball Game Impresses Few
A recent home game between the Upper and Lower Rossiter teams in Pa ended in a flurry of activity with 42 home runs 63 triples and 74 errors. Fifty seven players took part and eight umpires worked in relays as experts tabulated the box score after nearly two days.
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Gabby Street to Return to Big Show
Gabby Street plans a comeback after the Southern league season ends. He is said to be back in his old catching form and now throwing as well as ever, resuming a prominent role in major league play.
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County Democratic Party Central Committee Members
A dense roster lists Cook County Democratic leaders and ward officers. It names chairmen, secretaries, treasurers, vice presidents, sergeants at arms, and lengthy ward by ward assignments across the county central committee and related party structures. Many individuals from numerous wards are identified along with biographical or positional notes and headquarters in Chicago.
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Republican County Committee roster lists ward and district officers
The document lists names for chairman secretary treasurer and ward officers across multiple districts. It includes John F. Devine as chairman and Isaac N. Powell as treasurer with numerous ward assignments and district representatives across Chicago area locales.
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Roy O. West
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Edward BE. Eastman
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Isaac J. Bryan
John C. Cannon
Victor P. Arnold
Joseph F. Haas
Matt A. Mueller
Thomas J, Aly
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Arice W. Vail
George Miteiaas
Charles Vavick
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Sountry
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George Wilson
Arthur L. Meyer
Mick Protopas
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Jacob Ba»erich, Jr
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Jobn Maba
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Roy Barnett
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